Module Catalog for the Bachelor's Program in Economics
Aside from the course catalog, the module catalogs are the most important reference documents for students of Economics. They contain descriptions of all of the mandatory and elective modules available at the Department.
Please note: The module catalogs and the course catalog are two different documents. The course catalog doesn’t just contain a short description of each course, it also includes all of the information relevant to courses available in the current semester, such as the duration and location of the course, and organizational information. Take a look at the current course catalog.
Specific module catalogs for Minor Business Administration and Business Administration contain details of modules available to students who study Business Administration as a minor subject, and of the mandatory modules to be taken by students with Business Informatics as a minor subject.
Descriptions of modules offered in the other minor subjects as well as of the elective modules available in Business Informatics can be found in the module catalogs for the respective degree programs.
Module Catalogs Bachelor Economics:
- Module Catalog Introductory Phase / Module Catalog Introductory Phase (English translations)
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Spring Term 2025
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Fall Term 2024
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Spring Term 2024
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Fall Term 2023
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Spring Term 2023
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Fall Term 2022
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Spring Term 2022
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Fall Term 2021
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Spring Term 2021
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Fall Term 2020
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Spring Term 2020
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Fall Term 2019
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase Spring Term 2019
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase 2018
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase 2017
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase 2016
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase 2015
- Module Catalog Advanced Phase 2010–2014